WWE Hall of Famer Amy "Lita" Dumas is open to getting extreme in the squared circle again.
The former WWE Diva is currently preparing for the return of Tough Enough and she recently told The Inquisitr that she is open to an in-ring return even if it isn't her main concern right now.
"I mean, I'm gearing up for Tough Enough training right now, so, I wouldn't rule anything out and I'll say anything is possible," Lita told the site.
Lita is a four-time WWE Divas Champion and was inducted into the company's Hall of Fame in 2014, but she may not be done inside the ring just yet.
There has been a lot of speculation that Lita could pair up with seven-time WWE Women's Champion Trish Stratus, collectively known as "Team Bestie," to take on The Bella Twins at WrestleMania 32.
Both sides have discussed a potential face-off in the ring, but nothing has been confirmed yet. The WWE is looking to set an outdoor attendance record when WrestleMania 32 emanates live from AT&T Stadium, home of the NFL's Dallas Cowboys, in Texas on April 3, 2016.
Stratus told the Miami Herald last month that she would definitely be open for a potential tag team match.
"I don't mind an easy win," Stratus told the publication. "I think the idea is interesting. 'Team Bestie' is up for anything. If the fans want it, who knows? When [Lita] and I were working against each other, we were having fantastic matches because we knew each other's motions and body movements. I think as a team we could utilize that same chemistry, but channel it in a different way."
Count The Bella Twins in as well as the two tweeted back in March when the rumors first circulated that they'd love for the trailblazing Hall of Fame Divas to "bring it on."
The WWE has made it a point to put more of an emphasis on its Divas after the #GiveDivasAChance movement trended on Twitter earlier this year.
The Divas are getting more of a chance to make an impact now, especially in NXT.
Lita said she enjoys seeing the women in NXT make a difference and change the way the Divas are portrayed after a drop-off following the departure of herself and Stratus.
"Since I left, I felt we got a bit of a down slope," Lita said. "But the NXT girls, you know, really got what it takes to see it go in the direction that is should, so I'm definitely excited to see that,"
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